Jeanie Roberts, an exceptionally talented and accomplished thespian, burst onto the world stage on a radiant June 3rd, 1913, in the enchanting Orange County, California, a scenic coastal region situated on the western shores of the United States, where the warm sun-kissed beaches and lush green landscapes create a picturesque backdrop for the unfolding drama of her life.
Jeanie Roberts' remarkable journey through the world of cinema spanned numerous years, allowing her to take on a diverse range of roles in a multitude of films. One of the earliest notable appearances in her illustrious career was in the 1934 cinematic productions, "Girl O' My Dreams" and "Unlucky Strike".
Jeanie Roberts' personal life was characterized by a series of notable marital commitments, with a significant first union taking place with the distinguished W. Gordon Garnett, a relationship that was marked by a deep sense of admiration and respect.
Jeanie Roberts' life was tragically cut short on April 12, 1971, in the eclectic and fast-paced metropolis of Los Angeles, California, a city that had served as her permanent residence and the backdrop for the majority of her life's experiences.
